From Haridwar or Delhi — we cover all four sacred dhams. Government registration help, mountain-certified drivers, transparent pricing.
Each dham has different altitude, trek requirements, and timing. Plan accordingly.
The first stop in the traditional Chardham Yatra sequence, Yamunotri is the source of the Yamuna river. The main attraction is the Yamunotri Temple dedicated to Goddess Yamuna.
Gangotri is where the sacred Ganga descends to earth. The Gangotri Temple is dedicated to Goddess Ganga. The actual source is Gaumukh glacier, 19 km further upstream.
One of the twelve Jyotirlingas, Kedarnath is perhaps the most demanding and most revered of the four dhams. Our cab takes you to Gaurikund — the mandatory base for the 16km round trek.
Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, Badrinath is the final and most visited dham in the circuit. The Badrinath Temple sits on the banks of Alaknanda river against a dramatic Himalayan backdrop.
Choose your starting point — we pick you up and cover all four dhams.
WhatsApp us for a confirmed quote — final price depends on group size, vehicle, and dates.
Kedarnath + Badrinath
All 4 Dhams from Haridwar or Delhi
Any 1, 2, or all 4 dhams
Online registration is mandatory for Kedarnath and Badrinath. Carry your registration certificate — it is checked at multiple points.
Register free at the official Uttarakhand government portal. You'll receive a QR code certificate to show at check-points en route.
Go to registrationandbooking.uk.gov.in and select "Yatri Registration" for the current season.
Enter your Aadhar number and verify via OTP on your registered mobile number.
Choose which dhams you'll visit, preferred travel dates, and number of pilgrims in your group.
Download and print the QR certificate. Keep it accessible — it is checked at entry points before each dham.
Walk-in registrations at the dhams are not always available. Online registration ensures your entry is confirmed. Wild Compass Travels can guide you through the registration process — just ask on WhatsApp.
Save these before you depart. Tap any card to call directly. Mobile signal in Kedarnath & Yamunotri can be limited.
High altitude demands preparation. Read this before your Yatra.
Yes — registration is mandatory for Kedarnath and Badrinath, and strongly advised for Yamunotri and Gangotri. Register free at registrationandbooking.uk.gov.in. Carry the QR certificate — it's checked at multiple points en route. We remind every passenger before departure.
Swift Dzire — best value, very popular for couples and small groups of 2–3. Ertiga — ideal for families of 5–6 with luggage. Innova — most comfort, best for 7–8 people or those prioritising space on mountain roads. Dzire at ₹12/km, Ertiga ₹14/km, Innova ₹20/km.
The road ends at Gaurikund (3,048m). Your cab drops you there. From Gaurikund it's an 8km trek up to the temple (3,583m). Horse, palkhi, and helicopter services are available at Gaurikund — booked separately at the spot. We can advise based on your fitness and group.
From Haridwar: 9–11 days is comfortable for all four dhams. 2–3 days for Yamunotri & Gangotri, 3 days for Kedarnath, 3 days for Badrinath. We plan the itinerary around your pace and temple opening hours — it's not a rush job.
May–June and September–October are best. Avoid July–August — heavy rains, landslides, and road closures are common. Early May (opening week) and late September (before closing) offer smaller crowds and clear mountain views.
Driver, fuel, and the vehicle. Tolls, parking, and driver allowance (₹300–₹500/day on outstation routes) are extra and disclosed upfront. No surprise additions at the end of a long yatra. If anything is unclear, just ask us on WhatsApp before confirming.
Slots are limited — especially for Innova during opening week. Message us on WhatsApp with your dates and group size.
* All fares shown are indicative estimates only and may vary based on fuel prices, season, road conditions, tolls, and availability. Final price will be confirmed at the time of booking.